Our Paper Bottle Prototype - A Step Forward
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2021
- Coca-Cola in Europe is ready to take its #paperbottle prototype to the market. In just a few months, consumers can enjoy the first ever drink from The Coca-Cola Company from a paper bottle when our plant-based drink, #AdeZ, will be tested in the market. #AdeZPaperBottle
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glass is the only way to go
it’s basically a plastic bottle wrapped in paper ;-;
no its not that at all. the benefits of using a plastic screw top is that the prototypes can be used on existing production lines.
Existing coca cola PET plastic bottles are 100 percent recycle able . There are 100 thousands PET bottle crushing and washing plants .Need of time is to making infrastructure to send PET bottles to recycle plants more effectively . Changing material of bottle will create more trash because existing recycling factories will close and new factories to recycle this product will take long time to keep pace with sale of these bottles. PSF polyester staple fiber is made from current coca cola PET bottle
Glass bottle = healthy, recycle = eco-friendly, plus, the glass bottle holds the pressure better, the Coke will taste better too. I always buy the glass bottled coke.
It's just plastic wrapped in paper.....are ppl really this gullible.
@@adrianhelyar3186 Right...but Coke is trying to market this idea that they have a eco friendly alternative to plastic....but they don't. Its just a deception.
I might suggest. Try to make it a little less .... white maybe?
How do you separate it?
Marketing team and Engineering team, please check with Legal team, about the "Paper bottle" and "100% recyclable" claims and with Customer care team about the negative feedback from the comments section on the 2 TH-cam videos about this project. Not an expert but feels like they may explain you a thing or two about this project.
That's all good but what about the trees?
If only there was this thing made of a material that we can recycle and see through it, legends says that once stuff comed in glass bottles.
Glas most likely takes way more energy to melt down even if (unless you implement ac a recycling system that keeps the bottles intact and people need to return them to the store).
The biggest argument against glas is that it's much heavier and has larger carbon footprint in transport.
Unfortunately it's not all that black and white...
With much demand, tree plantation will increase too
How about just put pant on your bottles and call it a day. In Europe it's widely used that there's a deposit of €30 cents on a bottle that you get back once you recycle it at the store. Coca-Cola spends billions each year lobbying against this existing, extremely effective solution.
Well to be fair. The bottle is made by a danish company
@@TheDanielworld Yep, Developed by the Danish company Paboco.
Because not making plastic bottles at all is better than recycling them?
@@ehmzed it's better to use the solutions already at hand than create a paper bottle that has plastic elements. They can't be recycled as neither plastic nor paper.
Looks like it's still half plastic.
Amazing!
Amazing!!!!!
Dude use glass bottles smh
That would cost too much for them.. They just wanna look good lol they don't want to actually do anything
@@MenheraTV But not enough
Great job Coca cola!!!
So how is this different from a juice box?
Would recon a juicebox i multilayered, made of paperboard with an aluminum foil lining, making recycling harder - this new paperbottle does not contain any lining as I understand it
@@birthepaablokken587 1:00 First generation paper bottle prototype includes plastic closure and plastic lining made from 100% recycled PET
I dont want it unless it has no plastic at all. No inner lining and no closing in plastic.
I dont even buy a milk with plastic closing.
Come on... Do it 100%, not all these half solutions.
In the good old days, food was fresh and better, because there was no plastic.
100% paper. No metal or plastic lining.
@@birthepaablokken587 You are right. 100% paper. Developed by the Danish company Paboco.
What about the trees?
And what's the problem with beverage cans...?
Aluminium is toxic for us
Whats the problem with glass bottles?
The glass bottles are not the big problem.
It is the plastic bottles from the big manufacturers on the other hand. They have a great responsibility for pollution around the world.
More expensive to produce/recycle is my guess.
@@mupty 99% of the beer come in glass bottle. When they've got money for reusable glass packaging then coca cola has also.
weight (think about transportation - heavier loads) and water consumption durring the production process
I’m surprised the bottles are white and not black, because according to Coca Cola, you gotta be less white
rip the trees
dr artikel gang
Great job coke!
So this is a Europe-only thing?
It's still a prototype, there are many problems yet to be solved before the 'generation 1' can get mass produced.
Paper ??
Seriously ??
Wanna go "green" use hemp !
Thats the point
How do you print the label on hemp?
Keep on researching, find a way #teamseas
"...includes plastic closure and plastic lining"...so then how is this different? Less plastic but still plastic! Ok, recycled plastic, but come on, is it really so hard to come up with something else? Btw, I see everyone coming up with "paper" alternatives...how is this more sustainable? All the trees will be cut down!
We all need to go back in time, growing our foods at home. Thats the real issue.
Cutting down even more trees is a step forward? I will never buy another coke product!!!
Trees can be replanted and paper is biodegradable
So much better than plastic
@@user-ej7we6ph3l where do you plant so many trees ? You need the soil for agriculture, thats the main reason of deforestation !!! Ever heard of soil degradation ? Trees need time to grow, plastic does not ! Plastic is 100% reciclable, papar is not ! Think before talking !!!!
@@vexx5955 you obviously have no clue about plastic. I have a master's degree in chemical engineering and my thesis was based on biofuel alternatives to crude oil.
Plastic are derived from oils which are non-renewable as they take millions of years to form. Trees do not take millions of years to regrow. Plastics are also very difficult to recycle - a lot of energy is needed for it and not all types of plastic can even be recycled in the first place. Paper is much easier to recycle. Paper does not lead to landfills filling up the same way that plastics do as paper is biodegradable. Landfills are a massive problem. Sure it can lead to deforestation but trees can also be sourced sustainably.
Think before you say anything.
@@user-ej7we6ph3l The biggest problem is global warming now ! Less trees even more co2 in the atmosphere! So deforestation is not the answer ! Maybe glass bottles are the best, paying also a moderate fee for bottles as warranty ! Maybe then idiots wont trow them away anymore !!!
it's a plastic bottle wrapped in paper
Where have you found that faulty "information"?
100% paper. Developed by the Danish company Paboco.
Well he’s but it’s a reusable one not the typical one
botle
oh wow 8 minutes ago
@@Amelia-vr3yti guess this video is a widespread curriculum topic now
just don't drink coke
Almost fifty years ago you put out a commercial. It spoke of bringing unity and harmony to the world. That you as a company felt that was your goal and your mission. In forcing your employees to do race theory training you destroyed nearly 100 years of branding as a wholesome honest company. I think what kills is I really always thought that's what you were. I honestly can't describe the absolute loss of faith in you and any branding you do going forward. And as every day that goes by without you coming forward to explain how this happened it looks more and more like you knew the training was there and what it said. I want peace and harmony in this world. But I honestly think you've left that behind you. You don't represent what you were once. Coke doesn't make me smile any more. It makes me angry. And if you wanted harmony why am I angry.
Shut the fuck up loser. You can still be racist don't worry.
I really don't like it. I like them as they are now.